10+ FITPASS Interview Questions and Answers

Amazon has a range of devices including Echo, Kindle, Fire TV, Fire Tablet, Ring, and more.

• Echo

• Kindle

• Fire TV

• Fire Tablet

• Ring

SDLC models I know are Waterfall, Agile, Spiral, V-Model, and Iterative.

• Waterfall model is a linear sequential approach

• Agile model is iterative and incremental

• Spiral model combines waterfall and prototyping models

• V-Model emphasizes testing and verification

• Iterative model involves repeating the development cycle

Yes, I can extend the time to complete the delivery for the client based on the project requirements and feasibility.

• I would first assess the project requirements and feasibility of extending the delivery time

• I would communicate with the client and discuss the possibility of extending the delivery time

• I would provide a revised timeline and ensure that the client is comfortable with the new delivery date

• I would ensure that all stakeholders are informed of the revised timeline ...read more

Black box testing is testing without knowledge of internal workings, while white box testing is testing with knowledge of internal workings.

• Black box testing focuses on testing the functionality of the system without knowledge of the internal workings.

• White box testing focuses on testing the internal workings of the system, including code and algorithms.

• Black box testing is typically done by end-users or testers who are not familiar with the code.

• White box testing is typicall...read more

Testing is the process of evaluating a system or its component(s) with the intent to find whether it satisfies the specified requirements or not.

• Testing is an essential part of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)

• It helps to identify defects or bugs in the system

• Regression testing is a type of testing that ensures that changes made to the system do not affect the existing functionality

• For example, if a new feature is added to a software application, regression testing i...read more

Regression testing is the process of testing changes made to an application to ensure that existing functionality still works as expected.

• It is performed after changes are made to an application

• It ensures that existing functionality is not affected by the changes

• It involves re-executing previously passed test cases

• It helps to catch any defects that may have been introduced due to the changes

• Retesting is the process of testing a defect fix to ensure that it has been resolved

Smoke testing and sanity testing are two types of software testing used to ensure the stability and functionality of an application.

• Smoke testing is a type of testing that checks the basic functionality of an application without going into details.

• Sanity testing is a type of testing that checks whether the bugs have been fixed and the application is ready for further testing.

• Smoke testing is performed after a build is received, while sanity testing is performed after a bug fi...read more

Types of testing include functional, non-functional, manual, automated, regression, performance, security, and exploratory testing.

• Functional testing checks if the software meets the specified requirements.

• Non-functional testing checks the software's performance, usability, and security.

• Manual testing is done by humans, while automated testing is done by software.

• Regression testing checks if changes to the software have introduced new bugs.

• Performance testing checks the softw...read more

STLC stands for Software Testing Life Cycle and RTM stands for Requirement Traceability Matrix.

• STLC is a process followed by testers to ensure quality of software.

• It includes planning, designing, executing and reporting of tests.

• RTM is a document that maps requirements to test cases.

• It helps in ensuring that all requirements are covered in testing.

• RTM also helps in tracking the progress of testing.

• For example, if a requirement is not covered in testing, it can be easily ident...read more

User Acceptance Testing (UAT) is the process of testing a software by end-users to ensure it meets their requirements.

• UAT is performed by end-users to validate the software's functionality, usability, and compatibility.

• It is the final stage of testing before the software is released to the market.

• UAT helps to identify any defects or issues that were not caught during previous testing phases.

• Examples of UAT include beta testing, acceptance testing, and regression testing.

Out of scope testing is the testing that is not included in the project scope.

• It involves testing that is not part of the project requirements

• It is done to ensure that the system does not have any unexpected behavior

• Examples include testing of features that are not mentioned in the project scope

• It helps in identifying any potential risks that may arise due to untested areas

Test cases for a water bottle

• Check if the bottle is leak-proof

• Test the durability of the bottle by dropping it from a certain height

• Check if the lid is tightly sealed to prevent spillage

• Test the capacity of the bottle by filling it with water up to the brim

• Check if the bottle is easy to clean and maintain

Defect life cycle is the process of identifying, reporting, prioritizing, fixing, and verifying defects in software development.

• Defects are identified during testing or by users

• Defects are reported to the development team

• Defects are prioritized based on severity and impact

• Defects are fixed by the development team

• Defects are verified to ensure they have been fixed

• Defects are closed if they have been fixed or deemed not a priority

Yes, I know automation testing.

• I have experience in using automation testing tools like Selenium, Appium, and JMeter.

• I am familiar with scripting languages like Java, Python, and Ruby.

• I understand the importance of automation testing in improving efficiency and reducing manual errors.

• I have worked on creating and executing test scripts, analyzing results, and reporting defects.

• I am always willing to learn new tools and techniques to improve my automation testing skills.

Regression testing is the process of testing changes made to an application to ensure that existing functionality still works.

• It is performed after making changes to the software

• It ensures that the existing functionality is not affected by the changes

• It helps to identify any new defects introduced by the changes

• It can be automated to save time and effort

• Examples include testing after bug fixes, new feature additions, and software upgrades

Exploratory testing is a type of testing where the tester designs and executes tests simultaneously.

• It is an unscripted testing approach

• It is used to find defects that are difficult to find with scripted testing

• It requires creativity and critical thinking

• It is often used in Agile development environments

• Examples include ad-hoc testing and session-based testing

Negative testing is the process of testing a system using invalid data or inputs to ensure it handles errors properly.

• Testing the system with incorrect data to see how it responds

• Checking if error messages are displayed correctly

• Verifying that the system does not crash when given unexpected inputs

Test cases for a bottle

• Check if the bottle is leak-proof

• Test the durability of the bottle by dropping it from different heights

• Check if the bottle is easy to open and close

• Test the capacity of the bottle by filling it with water and measuring the volume

• Check if the bottle is dishwasher safe